Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 67, Hammond, Lake County, 28 August 1918 — Page 2

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r?PECTAt. To The Times.) CROWN POINT. INP.. Aug. 8. The following report .ias been made of the various county Institutions: Xake County Poor Asylum Crown Point Visited Aug 1. 191$. by Mr?. J. M. Corner. Mrs. Frankie A. Barr. Mrs H Alschuler. Fr. Thos. Jansen and Mr, Iv 6. Xarcowieh. With capacity of "fiS there were 137 male and 20 female Inmates, a total of 14 7. There' wer two Insane women and 7 Insane men. These Insane ratients have no t-peclal attendants, hut are looked after by the man who has charge of the ceil house. A trained attendant would be better for the insane. The tubercular patients do not seem to have sufficient attention by the physician and nurse, but the cottage Is well planned and taken care of. There are more inmates working n the farm and about the. premises than previously and the institution is kept in good condition. There is one so'dier here. tVm Dieh'. who might be transferred to the Solfliers' Home. It is to be hoped that a new rock well wi:i be drilled before the winter, the new boilers Installed, so that the plant may be properly heated. It Is to be regretted that the fire in the coal bins caused so much damage and work but r.o serious result followed. A card Index system would simplify the record keeping, and It Is recommended by the board. Iake Cotuity Ja.ll Crown Point. Visited Aug. 1. 1918. by Mrs. J. M. Turner, Mrs Frankie A. Barr. Mrs. H. Alschuler and Mr. B. S. Xarcowieh. Jailer Thos. A- Piatt was in charge and gave us data. There were 61 men and t women present on day of Inspection, total of 67; of these 4 were government prisoners, and two were insane. The Insane were to be sent to the County Asylum While the Institution !s in fairly good condition, we would like to sc-e the adoption of the uniform system which would r.ecessitate the installation of ;he fumigation room. Detention Home Crown Point. Visited Aug. 1. 1918. by Mrs. J. M. Turner, Mrs. Frankie A. Barr. Mrs H. Alschuler. Fr. Thos. Jar.sen and Mr. B. S. Xarcowieh. Matron. Mrs. Furman. was just preparing to leave the home, and her successor was to come In that day. There were 6 girls in the home. 3 of whom were regards i as placeable in family homes. The electric washing machine had rot yet been placed, but we understand same had been ordered. Hammond City JaU Ha-mmond. Visited Aug. 1. 191S. by Mrs. J. M. Turner, Mrs. Fraukie A. Barr. Mrs. H. Al3ChuIer. Fr. Thos. Jansen and Mr. B. E. Xarcowieh. There were 5 inmates and the cells were clean. East Chicago JaU Sast Chicago. Visited Aug. 1. 1 91 ?. by Mrs. Frankie A. Barr. Mrs. Alschuler. Fr. Thos. A. Jansen and Mr. B. 8. Xarcowieh. There were 17 inmates and the jail was in worse condition than on previous visit. Chief Williams advised us the premises would be cleaned up at Root and Herb Medicines. Indian medicine men contend that the roots and herbs of the field furnish a panacea for every ill to which human f.esh. is heir. Be that as it may. it is interesting to note that the most successful remedy In the world for female ills. Lydia E. Flnkham's Vegetable Compound, was compounded more than forty years ago by Mrs. Lydia E. Finkham of Lynn. Mass.. from the roots and herbs of the field, and today it is recognized from ahore to shore as the standard remedy for female ills. Adv.

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once. The cells are In disgraceful condit ion. Gary City JaU Gary. Visited Aug. 16. 1 3 IS. by Mrs. J M. Turner. Mrs. H. Alschuler and Fr. Thos. Jan.-n. The women's cells were In such bad condition that the board reported to the Gary Roard of Iublic Works, and the latrer pimi-ed V put the c!ls tn better order. St. Margaret's Hoapltal Hammond. Visited Aug. 1. 1918. by Mrs J. M. Turner. Mrs Fimkte A. Barr. Mrs. H. Alschuler and Mr H. S. Xarcowieh. This is the second visit at which we failed to receive report on a number of township cases and both times the clerk in chaise promised to mail the information but did n"f do so. Mercy Hospital Gary. Visited Aug. 1. 19 IS. by Mrs H ! Alschuler. There were no township cases. FR. THOS. JANSEN. Pres. MRS. J. M TURNER. V. Pres. MRS. K Al.Pi-Hn.ER. Secy. MRS. FRANK1K A. BARR. MR B. S. X A R " v Iv'H. MR. H. E. JACKSON. Since writing above rep'ort. St Margaret's report has come in: July 21Aug 20, 17 pa'ients; one of these since June 14; one of these since June 2 9. SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING OCCURS Tax Levy for Next Year 30c Higher, or $2.30; Budget Passes. At a special meeting of the city council held last nirhr fnil action w taken I

on the annual budget and it took about jnd sailors regarding government altwo hours to do it. There were three lowances. insurance, legal difficulties, amendments to the budget made. The mail, proper addressing, etc. tax on bonds and interest was increased

from ;1 to 50 cents and this will make the r.fxt year's tax levy $2 30 or Si' cents more than it has been. j .-.in.-.. .vi n.iirit'iiull. incite j-iv-vidmg for an expense account of $10 per month for the building commissioner. The police salary raise amendment encountered rough sailing for awhile tut finally passed with a 6-6 ti-; vote ' and the mayor casting the decided vote for the 5 1 , 0 n 0 additional for police J U. S. DOUGHBOYS REPULSE THE HUN BV FKRC.ISOX) .WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES IX FRANCE. Aug. 2J. Night American and Oernian troops encaged in sharp infantry and violent artillery battles to a considerable distance east of fismes r-n a front of about five miles. Both sides attacked and counter attacked rf-peatedly. The Americans adar.ftu wieir lines in ine duiski:i! oi i th town. At the same time the Boches ! attacks on Fismes were entirely repUl8ej. At Bois-Du-Bib'.es the Americans sue- j fPi.iie.1 tn rertifvtncr tVi-r I'nea a 1 - ; though comparatively small number j were engaged. Reserves were rushed 1 to the aid of the Germans In plain view of our artillerv end rrachina e-nn oh- ( servers who inflict heavy losses cn the advancing uermans Trie Bocbes and The Bocr.es n a vigorous fight allied planes waged Immediately over head. Liqu.d fire j was usd in en effort to gain entrance j to Fismette. but the Doughboys held every child the tree !' be cvlth ated. f U t-U iaportance of to start a bank vow. The substantial benefits, in the possession Indiana.

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6 BrUrANS Hot water Sure Relief ELL-AIM s n Earn for INDIGESTION fast. All attempts of the Germans tfl reach the Vesle wera beaten oft. ARRESTED TODAY FOR BURGLARY Sam Mitchell of S12 East 39th street. Chicago, was arreated In Harrison park this afternoon by Officer Bell of the Hammond police charged with burglary. Mitchell is said to have rang the bell 1 of Frank Hammond at 43 Mason street and when no one answered It. openel the door, went in the house, took Mrs. Hammond's coat and then went over to the park and sat down. One of Mr. Hammond's daughters, seeing the man come out of their house followed him while her mother called the police, so was able to point him out to the officer when he came Another man was with M tchell but he got away before the police came. READY FOR RUSH NEXT MONDAY Chairman Leo Wolf of the Home Service Section of the American Red Cross rnnounces that the offices will move from present headquarters, fifth floor of the Hammond Building to the Liberty Hall. Hohmau and Fayette streets. Miss Patterson, assisted by Mrs M. Turner, will have charge of the new work. Th office will be open daily from one to 6ix p. ni and Friday and Saturday evenings from seven to nine o'clock. The Home Service Section of the Bed Cross is able and ready at all times to assist th families of soldiers Ajgust 23. Atchison . S6 American Beet Sugar 7ft American tir rtiry. so t i American Locomotive 67 Anaconda 6S i j American Smelting TS'-j Brooklyn Rapid Transit SS Baldwin Locomollve 94sj j ' ... , naitimore ana umu oo Canadian Pacific 1SS j American Can Co. 47W New York Central 74 ' "oiorado Fuel 47 ' ruclbl e Steel 69 rri reat 'ortn"rn - 15, j - 52 ! Mexican Petroleum 101 Northern Taciflc f0; Pennsylvania - 44 ! fr, Jili ' i 'ewi"" VJi3' " " ' Rr"blie Iron ,nd Ste' 931 Meaoir.g yi-j S. Rubber fi3i American Sugar Southern Pacific Southern Railway Chgo. Mil. and St. Paul Texas Oil - I.'. S. Steel I'r.ion Pacific Utah Copper Western t'iiion Willys Overland -110 - 87-U . 24 . 50 .154 '-i -11S7, .127 j - 19 ! I VEAL 51-10 lbs.. 21tt22c; B0-Sf lbs.. 22 ? 23c: 90-110 lbs.. 334ff34c; fancy, 25c; heavyweight kidney, 140 to 175 lbs.. 1515 17; coarse, ligioc. POTATOES Cars. 15 4; Wisconsin. $2.15'2.25: Minnesota. $2.15? 2 20. CHICAGO OKAIH TUTTJK.ES. CORN Aug . Jl.oi4; Sept.. il.54c; Oct.. $1 56s4. OATS Aug.. 70 Se; Sept . 70c; Oct., 71 Tic. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. HOGS Receipts. 9.000; market, strong. 10 higher; rough. 17.25'S 17.75: light. $19.203 20.00; pis.ft $ 16.00 fl 18.50; buik. $1S 00fj 19 S3: butcher. $ 13.00 13.90; packing. Jl 7.K0 5 18 S5. CATTLE Receipts. 12.000; market, steady, strong: beeves. S 10.50 ) 18 DO; cows. $8. 00U14. 25; stockers-feeders. 18.00 13 25; canners. ?7.00 5? $ 00 ; calves. $17. 50ft IS. 25; butchers, $R.O0'? 14 25. CHICAGO PEOnUCS. FUTTFR Creamery extras, 451ic; creamery firsts. 45-4c: firsts. 43 B 45c; seconds. 41'?U42!ic. EGGS Ordinaries. 3B9 3714c firsts. 38 i ft 39 '.,c. LIVE POULTRT Fowls. 2Sl?29iic: ducks. 25??2Sc: (teese, ISc; springs. 30 Vsc: turkeys, 27929c. United Fpkss Cablegram WITH THE BRITISH AEKHS, All?. 2S. Tn G-e rmaiis in their desperate effort to stay the British advance ara trocgfly Increasing their front Una i forces by recklessly drawing rathleitly ! on icerves. Several dlvlsioa troops J are reported to .hare bsen. thrown into the battle south of Bapatmie.

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German airrrien recently achieved another "great victory" -when they dropped bombs on the American Red Cross hospital at Jouy, France, killing two persons and in THE POLITICAL WORLD IN INDIANA rront Tai Tryma Own zb. Times Bi-real-. AT State Capital. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. Aug. 2S. It has become rractically certain that Governor Jamts P. Gocdruh will not make hi real answer to the recent, speech of Evan B. Stotsenburg. Democratic candidate for at torney-genTa'., In which Stotsenburg assailed the Goodrich administration, until some tinrs in the future. For a time it was'expected that the governor would make his answer to Stotsenburg at the meeting of the Republican Editorial Association at the feverin hotel here Fridiy. Now. it is understood, the governor will wait some days In order to answer the charges of the Democrats fully and to set before the state the wonderful business accomplishments that have marked the progress of Republican control of the state In the last year and a half. Harbor Kan on Committee. Announcement has Just been made of tha appointment of the following Republican campaign committe to cooperate with the state committee in the coming congressional and local campaign: Robert V. Morris. New Albany; Ralph Gaylor. J.lishawaka: Geor?" J. Nattkemper. Terre Haut"; Thomas Roberts. Indiana Harbor: W. A. Endicott. Crawford? vi lie: We.lla-e Cook. Eansville; Hal T. Kitchin, Greensburg; Ch?.s. M. Shaffer. Anderson; Ed Stewart. Hymern; George A. Ellio-t. Newcastle; W. E. Willenar, Auburn, and R. C. Hillis. I.cgansport. Morris is a former member of the state committee; Gaj'lor is maor of Mlshawaka; Roberts is prominent in labor union circles: Endicott is a business man and food administrator of Montgomery county: C"ok !s a former Republican candidate for congress from the First district; Stewart is president of the United Mine Workers. District 11; Kichen i3 Republican chairman of Decatur county; Shaffer is a member of a plumbers' union: Elliott Is mayor of Newcastle; Willenar is a business man find Hillis is an attorney. f W. H. Elchhorn of Bluff ion ar.d Frel- ; click Van Nuys, Democrat!.- state chairman, were the speakers at the meeting of, Eighth district Democrats at Portini-i today and Henry Sran of Indianapolis i will make the principal address at th Ninth district Democrat;-; meeting at Frankfort Thursday. BETH-EL CEMETERY TO BE DEDICATED On Sunday. Sept. 1, 2 p m.. the Bethel cemetery nt Garytown will be foi -molly dedicated. Automobiles, trucks and the 11th avenue and P.roadwiy ars will take you there- Rabbi Ias"K.M 'll officiate. In memory of our departed brothers and sisters, come and participate in tha ceremou.es. PERFECT PLANS FOR THE PARADE Thursday nirht at the Gary Commercial club rooms the different committees -f labor oi ganiza tiers will meet to complete the plans for the monster parade to be held in Gary on Labor Day. Representatives of all fraternal and civic organiiations desiring to participate In the parade which will start at 9 o'clock are urged to be present that thev may he assigned their places in the line of march. Led by a 100-piece band under the leadership of A. G. Farry. It is esti-

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juring fourteen others. The wounded American soldiers shown in the photo would have been in danger, too, had they arrived a day earlier. The picture shows them entering mated there will be tn thousand In the line of march. THOS. E. SNELL IS BOUND OVER Thomas T. Snell, arrested in Fitzgerald's Justice office has been bound over to appear in the Lake superior court at its next term. Snell is charged with obtainins monev under false pretenses of the Northern States bark in the sum of $."fiA0 for whirh he gave worthless securities. SEC. DICKSON EXPECTED HOME THIS WEEK Mrs A. B. Dickson yesterday rereived a letter from General Sortarv A B. Dickson, of the Gary T M. C. A . reassuring hi plans to be in Gary nA !atr than September 1 The letter was dot--d J;:!v 2 and repoited that Mr. Dickson was completing his work in France, where he has ben for about etpht months as one of the divisional Y. M C. A. secretaries. Word is expected any day this week from Mr. Dickson anr.O'in'-ing his arrival in this country and he is expected to reach Gary by the close of the week 221 GARY MEN LEAVE FOR CAMPS This m'irn'ng at S:U over the Michigan Central and ?;1 iver the Pennsvlvan a, 221 white men left Gary for Valparaiso. Ind.. and Camp Custer, in M'.-higan Thirteen will go to Valparaiso and 2nS 8o to Camp Custer and h-iard one sends 145. board 21 and boar-i three 52 DESERTER MADE FEDEAL PRISONEE Bernard. Steger. a deserter from New York City, was arrested by Gary authorities last night and Is being held as i rrisonfr fT New York armv authorities. TIMES FASHION

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TM dre is era.-'nl f" -forflb1e. an! it" imnle stvle makes it onite fnoonspicnons Tt will make tip BttrarfWelr fn a rlnrlr rlored snmrner fontart! or Tni'ln siTTt. with ichn rcTlar r mnTT or oTnn?l!e. witi a fine laoe i The wit is softlr entV-r at th innli1er St frert firxl bseV The imliee etovinv sIaw room tn let onf the flrrcn The fi-iTi eolTr i frre1 to the tine. The three eorWI Vir i rnthe-"'' at the resrnlstion wettlTne aM ine.'snre The Inv? rr..itf""nrY dr o soao i, eitt in flv "I" 33 to 44 inches lntt meflsnre The ?ft inch sire reonire St.J vfrri SR inch. it" T4 rrd 1 inch white tmiWoI. 11 v?ri?i insertion nnd vs"'" efltlne for eollar. an? yarfi ?0 inch "t for ttirnover rtiffs and sush. Trice 1ft centn. USB o 5

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hospital. the hospital. The nospltal was plainly marked with the insignia and the airmen flew low enough to see the emblem easily, witnesses say Other federal prisoners In the Gary bastlle are: Harry Miles, held for the draft board of Terre Haute, Ind.. and Joe Roomy, 54S Rhode Island street. Gary, who is held for not havnig a classification card. OVERLAND OVERTURNED j IN DITCH ; An Overland touring car was found overturned in a ditch at Forty-third avenue and Grant streets, Gary, last night. No one was found Injured and the car was towed In to a Gary garage. TAKE NEW PRISONERS fBT United Press. LONDON. Aug. 2S.The Frenrh have occupied Ciapeau-Mefnil south of Roy. taking several thousand additional prisoners, according to a Reuter's dispatch from the French front. CULVER CUTTERS i ARE VICTORS j CULVER, IND.. Aug. l.-To ten-J Maxinkuckee yesterday between the Culver naval school and the naval school from the Municipal Pier. Chicago, resulted in victories of the Culver rowers in both heavy ar.d light events. TO LATE TOO CLASSIFY U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE need3 two men for Paige & Jones Chemical' Co.; steady work Inquire City Hall Enst Chicago. Ir.d. 8-28-2 Republican rrecinct committeemen will meet at Headquarters. 151-155 State St.. Artemis Hldg . Room 2. nt 8 o'clock. REPUBLICAN CITY CENTRAL COMMITTEF.. 8-2S-1 DEPARTMENT

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COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN iRPHEUM Theatre SI'S Hakmowp. prp. Today Folcw ths Flag With PERSHING'S CRUSADERS See how our boys of our new National Army live in camp and trench. See our boys at the front in France. Every man, woman and child should see this picture. IT IS THRILLING. IT IS INSPIRING. IT IS HELPFUL. Positively the first official war film. Matinee Daily 2 to 5. Nightj 7 to 11 p. m. Admission 10, 15, 20;. Coming Thursday and Friday "EMPTY POCKETS." Theatre, HsmmonJ TODAY AND THURS. George M. Cohan in "Hit The Trail Holliday" When Billy Sunday conies to town. Wednesday Burton Holmes Thursday Pathe Weekly. FRIDAY AND SAT. Douglas Fairbanks in his latest screaming success Bound in Morocco Friday Official War Review. Saturday Fatty Arbuckle in a Comedy. Cuming 'Hearts of the World." Sept. 1st for on? week. Popular prices, ii", ."iOe. Matinee and night. PAST I M a TODAY Fourth episode of "LION'S CLAW" Also Fox Sunshine Comedy "WHO'S YOITR FATHER?" TOMORROW NEIL HART in a smashing western feature "The Trail of No Return" COMING i BIJOU THEATER Only Two Days More, jjj aiwjaw mMUKLmymmmmmrnmamMaBaummsp 9 1918

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